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For Smile on Saturday - portray a fairy tale
“There is wisdom to be found in fairytales, a deeper meaning in the magic of their worlds”
― Suzy Davies
"The Aladdin mine began operation in the late 1800’s and coal was mined until it was abandoned in 1942.
.. come fly with me .. for Macro Monday's .. lid .. 7cm x 7cm .. HMM HSS Heverything :) .. www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmQq6yLe2ww
Smile on Saturday: Portray a Fairy Tale
A trip down memory lane to the annual performance of my dance schools three years ago, based on the story of Aladdin. I'm glad this week's theme gave me the opportunity to go through the photos I hadn't uploaded yet. This was a special show for me because it was my second year in that school and my first show after years of not dancing. The year before, I had only taken adult ballet classes, but in June, seeing the pure joy of all the dancers, from the tiniest ballerinas to the teenagers and adults, made me want to go on stage again. I joined a modern class the next year, and was able to perform in "Aladdin". It is a wonderful dance school with a family feel (literally: some of the adults have their daughters dancing too) and, while being as rigorous as ballet and dance demand, the joy of dancing always prevails. I think it's visible in that picture of the two main characters.
Okay, sorry for giving so many details that are not even about the fairy tale itself (though I did upload other pictures of baby genies, tropical birds, snakes and other oriental scenes, for the context and mood), but I could talk about dance for hours!
Supercell storm with a resemblance to the shape of an Aladdin's Lamp -- from this perspective. But no Genie here, all hail. Northern Fort Worth, Texas.
This facet set reminded me of Aladdin’s Lamp. I tried rubbing it, hoping for a genie and three wishes, but all I did was give it a good shine.
Note its ALADDIN SANE not Ziggy Stardust.. The only difference is the makeup. Anyways from this era I recommend The Man Who Sold The World. And if you have listened to the song before which is your favorite version of it? Original, Nirvana or Midge Urge?
Guitar: Fall Season Series
Aladdin - A Whole New World - Fingerstyle Acoustic Guitar Video
by Daria Semikina
"Aladdin Sane," released in 1973, is David Bowie's sixth studio album and marked his first release after achieving major success with "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars." It captures a transitional period in Bowie’s career with a mix of glam rock and experimental sounds, reflecting his experiences from a tour in America. As Bowie’s fame grew, he began exploring more avant-garde music which eventually led him to Berlin in the late 1970s. In Berlin, Bowie collaborated with Brian Eno to create his celebrated "Berlin Trilogy," which included the albums "Low," "Heroes," and "Lodger," noted for their innovative sound and departure from glam rock.
Taken 2/26/2011 during the 12:40 performance.
I'm new to photography, so constructive criticism is always appreciated :)
Inspired by David Bowie's Aladdin Sane album cover art
I did Relay for Life yesterday, It's a 12 hour, over night walk for Cancer. I got home at 7 am this morning and slept until 6:30 at night! There goes my saturday...
When doing this picture I clearly wasnt thinking because I drew the lightning bolt how I saw it in the mirror not realizing that it would come out backwards in a picture. blonde moment.
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
10-04-97
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This is one of my favorite Aladdins in the entire cast. Which is what made it all the more awesome/special when he recognized and stopped me as I was walking through Hollywood Pictures Backlot and said Hi. I'm so appreciative to him for making an ordinary trip to the Disneyland Resort so memorable, and I couldn't possibly thank him enough for making my 99th viewing of Aladdin A Musical Spectacular so awesome.
Taken on 3/27/2011 during the 12:40 performance.
I'm new to photography, so constructive criticism is always appreciated :)